Lincoln, RI Real Estate

Lincoln is a town in Providence County, Rhode Island full of natural beauty and a variety of attractions. Voted the 63rd “Best Place to Live and Launch” in the country by CNN Money, Lincoln’s smaller size and close proximity to major cities makes it a prime location to start a business and a great place to live.

Because of its excellent school system, Lincoln is a desirable place to raise a family. The town has six public schools and over 3,000 students total. Lincoln Senior High School was voted the 4th best high school in the state by U.S. News & World Report, earning them a silver medal.

There are plenty of activities for families to do around town, including spending a day at the Lincoln Woods State Park. Open since 1909, residents and visitors alike can take part the park’s many attractions such as swimming in its freshwater beach, fishing, hiking, biking or horseback riding. The park also has separate horse and bike trails and there are Little League fields that can be reserved. Eastern Mountain Sports Kayak School is located in the park and offers lessons and kayak tours.

Lincoln also has more adult­centered entertainment with Twin Rivers Casino, open since 2007. Previously Lincoln Greyhound Park, the facility not only has gaming areas but an event center, restaurants, food courts, bars and a racebook.

Formed in 1871, Lincoln has a rich history which can be seen through its real estate. Several Colonial homes including Stone­enders still exist around town. Many homes for sale are historic buildings from the 19th century—many which have been renovated but still retain their charm. Lincoln has homes in a variety of price ranges from luxury properties to modern Capes. Condominiums, townhouses, single­ and multi­family homes are styles that can be seen around town for sale.

Lincoln Information

Lincoln is a lovely northern city in close proximity to Providence and with easy access to Massachusetts, but the town's suburban/rural fabric has been maintained.

Impressions/Character

The State bike paths continue along in Lincoln on the old Blackstone River Canal. There are several areas which exist for the pure enjoyment of the area’s rustic charm, including the Quinville Conservation Area, Holiday Drive Conservation Area, and North Central Conservation Area. On the other end of the recreational spectrum is the Twin River Casino which offers famous names in entertainment, dinning, and nightlife. Lincoln Woods is renowned for its gaming fields, picnicking, and swimming areas, also providing kayak rentals to visitors. Large new homes are in many neighborhoods.

Villages/Neighborhoods

Lincoln is made up of 8 villages: Albion, Allendale, Fairlawn (also in Pawtucket), Lime Rock, Lonsdale (also in Cumberland), Louisquisset (also in North Providence), Manville and Saylesville.